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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
FOLKS We KNOW.

Fred y. Peek. who has been visiting ir
lansing. returned hone yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. =. q. Wilson. Of LogA1s-
port, Ind.. are visiting 7. ). Freeman ane
iamiiy.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. y. Louckes have Just
returned from Ottawa Beach, where they
spent the summer
Mrs. J. W. Thompson. of Detroit, nee
Miss Cora Caixins, "a TIE guest OF J. c,
Esrkner and family.
Miss Z. n. Brennan and Miss Lottis In
gers0A have gone East 10 bay goods for the
tai and winter trace
Mr. aud Mrs. A. f. Wiley will leave next
Tuesday for Bristol Tenn. where they will
make their future home.
Norman Bailey. Of Hastings. who was
Provost Marshal for this district IN 1854.
vas The city yesterday.
Clay Waite. for the past year employed IN
Wssiiskss drug store mas resigned bis posi-
tion aud leit iAst night for Detroit
Mrs. William suyder and Miss Ida Hess,
of Massl.on. Ohio. are the guests of Mrs.
Trask Ds,ltnthalsr, Of 25t sheldon-ss.
II. 81. Dolphin, az enploys Of the Widii-
conb Furniture Company. has returned
from a vis.t VIII irieatls IN the south.
Frank Neumsn, ths jolly fat miller OF
uorr vas IN the city Yesterday, discussing
ths matter 0f advancing the price OF -four.
ars. H. Z. Welson and MS. A. BAKER,
Who have besn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Q. L.
Grinnen. leave this morning tor Detroit
Col Parker Merrill. OF ST. Louis, formerly
al the Canada Southern. noN engineer o.
Jerry Eoyn tons Lowell s Hastings Rail.
road is ~ the tagis
A =. Winsiow. Of saginaw City. who has
been spending a ~ dsys In the city with
f-ien9s rsturned home yesterday morning
Mr. WInslow was formerly resident oI
tho Valley City.
CITY Librarian Carr and wife have r.
turned from an absence Of two weeks, which
VS. srsnt st The annual meeting Of tbs
Auarican Library Association, OF which
AR. Carr IS treasursr.
Rev A NJ Griffith. pastor Of the ". r
Church of Granivilie. Cor the past tws
years. hss given cp bis charge Tor The pres
ems 20 attend the csrrsts Bi1ical Institute
81 lanstou. III.
Is. G Peters Of Msnistse, was in the city
yesterday. and vas s0uuding high praises o.
his silvaT mine nesr PDrt Arthur. Canada
lie says that8, present The ore . estimated
a. two million dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
CRY cRlNsnALs.
slx BREAKS asd ~ heas4--fWe CAsss Noiis
PE0s'5- znd NH. sl2y Asld for frial
-. - -. ------a L.. L.-l--- L----E

slx nrsnks asd - heas4-.fHe Cases Soiis
PFos'd znd Wn. sl&s Acid for frial
Wien uue s4s called IA Police Coart
yesterday morning ak dTunks occupied
ss2ss IA tie ball pen. snd Michael How
ard Vas lhs Hrss % come before the Judge
and make plea of guilty 70 the ohense
charged. he didnt have Any money. and
tue usual sentence u twelve daJs a. the
county hzsllle VAS imposed Pred eetiie,
81. 10unz A1d Iohu ~ Lane faii08ed sult,
and Nil 1eip to anuS5 each other around
tie stone pie for the next twelve days.
J8ha II. CAnu came neat. bgf hls lucky
stsF E4s IN tae zsc sudanl. aud after salts.
factory statement Of Affairs vas released on
suspended sentence. The xanle course Was
taken IN the case Of James Murphy, who
Was arrested for being intoxicated. TIE
czss Of Julian H1iiszcarski. charged With
keeping his saloon open on sunday Vas
nolls pros owing "a an insufhe.ency OF
evidence fhis ls the second time lhls has
occurred aud Il would appesr as though Mr..
Aliszcur ski was being prosecuted oy buo
Sm "a. The eextminatlou ol William 81 Aay.
charged With grand larceny vas concluded
aud he was held for trial Al the present
term o. he Superior Court. The case OF
Joan Doe Tor dlsorderly conduct, was
n0lie pros 4. IS the witnesses for the prose
cation dat known anything or didn't
want 20. The gentleman whose name Is
not given, that of John Doe" merely being
an assumed Que, is one OF the men whom.
Il was alleged, created a disturbance on a
street car on Labor Day. Joe Perry was
subprnaed As a witness against him but
failed 70 appear. and the other witnesses
evidently knew nothing about. Even the
arTesting officer coui1n' / remember any con-
y!cting circumstances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
TAKE
Edncafion maj paxs.

There should be no trihing with educa-
ton, nor the mind OF the pupil. The best
is none too good for anybody, and few
dollars more or less should not be permitted
TO weigh against a young mans entire
future. The probabilities are that the best
schools charge the higher rates for tuition.
and yet they are the cheapest in the end.
Private schools, as a rule, do not charge too
much for instruction, for if they did, they
would get no patronage. People who have
plenty of money TO spend, don't mean to
throw il away, even on education and so
fair price for tuition means genuine in
struction. Especially should the last school
which boy or girl attends be good one
good and thorough as to positive training,
and good as TO its moral influence. There
is no school in which it is possible TO mould
a boy, in which there is such necessity for
moulding him Alright as a business school.
Not only are facilities at hand and The con-
ditions favorable, but there is sort OF ex-
pectancy which il is cruel not to meet. A
business school, to answer its true purpose,
should be the most practical and sensible
school in the world. II should be exacting
as to work, discipline and thoroughness. 1t
should be unwavering as TO principle; =
school that will ever live in the students
memory as having established him not only
in clean cut business habits, but business
integrity.
The Grand Rapids Business College wa.
established % years ago and has been under
one continuous management. 1t opened
Sept. for Fall and Winter work. An early
beginning is desirable in order TO secure q
good start for the pupil while the classes
are yet small in numbers. Each student
receives individual instruction and is
allowed 70 advance according 10 ability and
understanding. For particulars call AT
college Office or send for Colleee Journal.
COMMON SENSE ~ FDUcATTos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
SEPTEMBER TERM
noun in ths Superior Court Yesterday
Rsspondents ArrAigned.

Houn in ths Superior Court Yesterday
Respondents ArrAigned.
The September term of the Superior
Court opened yesterday with the call of the
calendar. The case of Eugene Hosg, the
hack driver. charged with robbery, was
continued over the term. The case of John
McGurrin and Thomas Condly. for disord-
erly conduct which were appealed from
Police Court. were called, but the respond
ents failed to appear, both being on bail.
Their bail was estreated and bench war
rants issued in both cases for their arrest.
The case of John SHOEMAKER against Melle
Neerboer. was dismissed, owing to'the COM
piainant having failed to file security for
costs. In the case of Tho0 as NJ. Peck.
and others, against the Street Railway Com
pany, q motion TO extend the time 10 ap-
peal was argued and submitted to the Court
for consideration. James Clarkins, charged
with shooting Mart Boorhan in q gemb-
ling room, was arraigned on a charge OF
deadly assault, and pleaded not guilty.
George Bird, the man who was arrested for
stealing a set of harness and robe, pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge of larceny. Pat
rick Hartnett and Michael Lynch were
arraigned on charge of robbery. Lynch
waived the reading of the complaint and
pleaded not guilty. The defendants attor-
ney asked that separate trials be granted
them. George Nuiholland viii be arraigned
this morning lor larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

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U&ecHxs ~
I1e AsseT esled frsz ie8E Hay sas1
- tA< 9k4lg zad retired
NJ. fssedeat s.1i1 AbasEassn nzsDn<r.
nay / ae sz&1 se5 4 ssts - - 1<rs ~
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E1e klserazsk - szeassd - vote -
tAs CO.. a1H sa1 teen Is eoles<sas. = Ger
nan k.see ebsfzs se.e.t = DiceF sna u IA
hlsa - ths fset - Al Sees ser acton
szs laken ~ ths e4fposs u oDd<ank .
sois Ga > a zf1ef - zEssl ilnfoFtancs g ias
ko1fLa sad Aldsfaasn kissan ansFdf &zxsa
- &c sxeess1 tQr tes ssuas poTPose o2l tAs
Go4ucA rel4sss q ks4as rs - aesS-
Afer tAs aae1dals1ts susaeste1 82t
6eea a19G.r.i l1e Cf1laAnee N4s pssssa -
sete - "a k0 taTse. he lays o<l1g
Doyle. iz4aalsfe ea1 esela
AflsE ei2p1s2ns q 2sest the 1s2@i nam-
beF II nofion sa1 Essalatlens relative -
4elis iaproFsueuts. etc, L1s Cc01cu al
j9L.lssl - niaaIzhl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

TO NJ. a1d Mr4 Ch4riss EzDiaztoa-A
sss.
There 80 - aaeei.Dg u lhs soard ef
-llsGzsfi11 toaaofr1a sssAin<
TAe sraos sr,-ssss 81 ii zskesoa eounis.
- o. 81 toe air sse ae<t @es< Sita q
asstiag s1lsh t1eg expect alll ea<Fy 81 AZ
Fozes.
Isuss Hsy az cd maa tsii GA f1s f.1e-
va. ae4f rae esfsar u ess fs.l',sn ard
sigalsaf-sis. f-zaef,isF az1 recetseii se era
* sat .l.srea.
.ae Ola Ess 4safs Asesi4fson. 50 alses
far sa1erar Co4rt Hso1l. 81 J - t0
lfrs4 al,sFn "a 81 .ssead ne S-i-sfsi 81
4le s1en ksi.-islA
shsr2 8sshao olfsss = reSafd oE fz5 soE
c4ss4fs ~ tAa th.ef s1p stole = a9fse
em ile .arm 8f fssotors D@4-k-e, Of A.
olsa lss 1alip. -sI sal1Fer 4
A bal * sac vas sisd "a f1s CITY Clerk =
re- yssisf,i4g tfAnslsFF-s.a, cefts.a Interest," :
tts lahle rlreet faiiNsg com panY - L1s
.c1taeni4i lopstFactlo1 Con- pany.
Ei.za a. IsnLs eas kfaatsd . decree o.
dIfof1e yesterday. tFym Ter a1s1and. Lools .
RI Jsnxa. ~ tns ClFtait Co1F1 oI ths
sfC4lds "a 4zseftisl zllsl l-,llaEs - s,.pPott
The bozs Aaehile Works cave contracts
. piac6 l84eLlaefy ia new t4fllt4fe
factories a. Afa4l. So lAlias. sa1 kfan-
cisce Aa-sais.l. IS -. za1 Tacoma, Nash
la3io1 feIilorf
fhs First Reformed Charlh soCistv has
hes1a tAs NoEk 81 ffegafsng AIS gronnts
ior ne erection oi theit nee eArrel o. Ia
kra7e-sl., saa yesterday house vas re-
nloved ir1u tae lgf.
The g. GEORGES soeisty. of this city. has
surrendered is charter aaI having some
. Ia. -.
Lle. AZ k1an Bros. restaurant i1st syenlng
aLt e. eyed . lATsNeii oaasust
Tss Aldsfnsen ofsoe FIRST. second. Third
AL xish "a wards will meet a. The Council
coa,mitfee rooms Thursday night % con
s,sisf The peliti0n tor q cable hns Ia Fulton
sf. froD nion 80 10 Ellsworth ave
Rev Zen saEssut's seFmon on the Sew
enth Day AAysngists, given last sunday
evening ~ tAs So0rh Congregational
Church, N.ll b reviewed this evening AZ
tAe south Dlyision-st. teaE oy Elder Walss.
An excursion from points GA the G. & "
~ oeI seen tnls city and Lacrosse. snd
$50 one ifom points socth Of here ca the
& h. q l.. Ni.l pzss through the city today
% thsif way % the Northern sumner
resorts.
The Ce.ssr Springs fair opens today. and
Northern ksnt exeec,s a. have iine ex-
AtHlt. tof. Luce Nit+ St oO tac sfou0d1
IhlEsday. ant on ffidsy there viii be 4
Game 0i case bail between the local club
All enc lfoni Gran1 kfpids-
Thomas Naaixner Uho was arrested ia
tr0-er. ths complainant being Frank L.
Carpenter. va before Justice Westfau yes
teFaay, and hls case was adjourned until
Thursday. lie IS charged with obtaining a
tedro0m suite az IA auction under false
ExcleDses.
-Well have = Big crowd AZ the fair" said
4 a.. Dishnan. Ger % the United States
Court. yesterday. Il have been down
through Brancl and Eaton counties and the
people there sag they re AL coming here IN
preference 10 going 10 Jackson. Tney talk
Just The same 0as a. OwOsso and OVID, and
along tnsre On the y. 8 H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
lsagRo.sNENrs Ar Tag AZ


t@erH~s MINIS 81 fnk AAhr-
~ s1sssr wsl Baila : F.xslfee fsaEs ss
krosp~c<s ter as nsssrs.
kssds L4ks hss psese1 an slsrscass re-
soEt tAis sGnnasr. sa1 fsx nsst rear large
nu2h<r - ins pToSesas2ts wili - zss1s. h.
3, Mites j. now msklsx ssFsrsi important
smprossaasats pfspsrssory % sil4 furthes
az6iloBs - tAs stfrsrions he las provided
IL the past He "a nos nllipg 2ioag tie
frcat q his piAse. aat sxceTesiog ne sstsF
sFon< nsxl as doeks. de siLi eut n seN
easgkA - a. o8g 20 t1s li1e Of ths ssce-
sslk aorih ~ hss en- -. covering what eAs
been 4n crenaiFe ma1cy k&it-drse1 bet
tom - tae ate euEi0s TIE aFy ss2s9n q
lee izltsF part q tbs oaElassr, VITA I've or
three iseg u esr,a ara sd. lie nas also
riled IL ffo1t ol hls oE1ce sn1 FsSa1sE e
zad - TIE ssSg a2d sol.h. - CaDtEsn Fois-
sea line sre4Liy chsAgag ths appearances
o. the AXE fF0ns there
Ia q fsw daYs os Vili nezia the erection 81
handsome tstllicn f3r tie ass o. pleasure
seekers. mzking 4rfAnS meats fer faFsssh-
lag refreshments eaIsbies ira and coffee.
sDd sol GriDks. oonlsctlUns. stc. lie viii
also provide f9r ether auusemsnis besides
boating. Tor his patrons. TIE pans are for
a hanes1me aud convenient osiiding. one
that viii be crecil u The pionesr snd tie
popular resort.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Is huttering from tie fFoat door knob. II
tells is osn story he nurse Was careless
and lell the hsby carriage "a damp base
ment. Tue next time she took the baby cat
riding il caught cold. A physician wAs
called. bat II was too lsge. The Holman
wheels aad carried iuto the house with the
baby. perfect cradle. a perfect sleigh, =
perfect crib. 4 perfect house carrlage--sll
combined. making q perfect baby carrisge.
Ser advertisement aud send for catalogue.
Not sold by dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

T. vas sxpectess that the electro light in
junction case voa.a have hearing IA the
Jniset States Coart yesterday morning.
ana s'so thss = DECISION wo1l3 Be rendered
II TIE spring t0olh har-o~ csaes bat sfser
c1nsalnnE wlth fae attorseTs ts3ee Sever
ems decided - sa50sra Untll nexs Moodar
TIE decision u fhs tsrrov casss vii =
rendered next M1nds7 rrr waesh her the IN
iunetsn saif via GORE then is nat certain
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Chss. r Barnhau. Of Bvrcn Center. =
uotsd chsrsctsr. having besn sent ever the
resa f,r different ofersez. Not long since
- rstr~-~f f-ani servsnx a sentence a.
fouia. snd yesterday as1erncon he vas
,~-este4 s-ain. Ta;s tine tae ctarze ;s a.
s..-lf .-.f Battery. preferred srainst him ~
slani,r- a. tross. of Bvrun Center. vao
~.,s ts.irv painsisd ev Eernhsls- Who $50
ss.sas hiri sarouRa he streets VITA a lonE
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

G. Constoek. af Kalamazoo. q rsiati~s
~ ~-consrsssnan C3rstsck. 81 sais city.
~-~-i~sd = dispatch saturday freln san
r-,r-sscs. fnforninr bin IA. 81 tae death
- - rriv sister ~ his secsnf T1ss - bad
n. - ssr,n,e aeir 81 So ao NJ. Gem
-.--< hss re4-ertlr been Farti-asatsr a. he
Czw u. shors a. Nrskezon-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Cheap rates TO Detroit and return via the
NJ. c. Z. X. ihis week. during the Reunion
of the Army of the Tennessee at Detroit.
The Mich q Central will sell tickets Sep
tember Is \ aud 10 To Detroit and return
at one far Tor the round trip. Tickets
linn te % rstprn up TO and including Sep
tfml,.r ID
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
OFFICE OF I BE EAGLE srKAx LAuxpKY J

GRAND K Fips, Mich, July 20, 1851.
Editor TEL EGRlA lAa-HAEALD.
Please iniofm the public that / have con-
nected steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment. and will do my
utmost TO give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery. and tell
them that humbly ask of them share of
their trade Your most humble servant.
q. A. BEEwIs.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

kA CsIasE usseker esaAfss
WAssgz'sEes. Eep< l5-Esr AiesskHa
Rsn lollessi bg cellzF. eisafsag se-i1es.
sElzk y k.zh as.LarlI alals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

DR.. SSge's Cs;arrh Remedy cures when
every other so-c4ilsd remedy iails.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
Health is Wealth

rslsrsnteed specific for Uvtteria bizzire-s. tau-
vuisions fits Nervous Neuralgia. Headsfae,
Nervor1s Prosirsti0n cslecd - The fise ~ ac0hoi
or fohacro Wakef1fnesg Ne1tai Depression
eoftc0inz 81 the BrsfB resulting n iRtsnify snd
iestinr % misery. decay sna 6esth. Premature
old Are rsrrennces Loss ~ Power in either
sex T8vo'untaTy lneses snd @T'efu sfc-rheea
Cz.ssa7 fv oger.e Or IF fhe tgen stff rffse
~ er-5aduirencc. Earh tox % stsIas oae
r1ontt = fresfraenf. s. hoK. oT sx trTef for
s. sent ~ msfl pteDsid On rece - Of 4Iiee.
WV GUARANTEE SIX BoNEs
To cnrr snv case. VIII eayh orffr received ~
"a for SIX hsxes scfo-rrsasef VIA 81 we wdl
zer,d ttse pr1rchsssr or wfitteu Easrsntee - p
fsnd t7s Tnorev II fhs ffestrcfr1 d9es n3t efeet
Gre. t7s snfees issuef rD.T -
W. n. TlBBS, DRUGGIST,
-oIe hCsrt
1ze wenrs--sf-, srsud Rapids, Hfeh.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11

For Neat, Pleasant and Airy
Rooms,
With all modern conveniences, frst-class
throughout and near business center of
city, go to the st. Nicholas, ON Fort street,
north of Temple.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11

lar ross, e. A flounoe OF lace is on the
skirt under this, so that where the drap.
cry is raised the silk does not show in its
unsubdued blueness. In the back drapery
the long, plated effect is preserved at
one side, while the other side is lifted
gracefully. A double wing-like arrange.
ment of the lace founoing imparts the
d ,sirsble bou6ant effect over the hustle.
The bodice is of silk covered with the
net. simple basque shape being chosen,
Ga the position are loops of blue ribbon,
and in front vest effect is produced By
loops and ends of ribbon. The coat
sleeves are completed with folds of rib.
bon, and the tiny frill of lace about the
throat is drawn to place by the narrow
est possible ribbon of the blue shade. A
ribbon cockade is worn iu the nair. and
the gloves are of bright tan hue.
Some suggestions" asks the maid,
eager for knowledge. Well; Tan. colored
undressed gloves may be worn with any
toilette, and so may black stockings and
black slippers or shoes.
If you carry fan let it be fresh as a
Spring violet and harmonic in color
aud effect with your gown.
Do not be induced to wear artificial
flowers, no matter how well they may
simulate nature.
Do not allow yourself to choose very
deep creamywhite. This tone is never
quite as dainty.lookipg as the almost
pune white.
Do not be over conscious. To be self.
conscious is something unknown TO
very young people; therefore, it is a
cultivated fault. Try and forget about
yourself and your gown, remembering
only that the world is opening out be-
fore you and that you are making your
most gracious courtesy to it.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
Special announce ment.

The first advance in the price OF Ivanhoe
lots was mac de June LIST as per advertise
ment for several months. For various good
reasons, some of the lots are left at the
original prices for another month. But
most of them have been advanced 20 to so
per cent. Even at advanced prices 1t is the
best property offered for tie money any.
where around Los Angeles: aud buyers
should choose their lots before the next ad-
vance, which will be made in July The
sale Of lots in May was larger than In any
previous month, and the end of June will
find most of the lots sold. All who see Ivan
hoe agree that it is the best property for the
least money that can be found. The water
system and the dummy rosd will both be
ready by July, and many bouses will be
built in the next two months. Ii you want a
frst-class large lot for a small sum of money,
come at once. Byrsm & Poindexter, ~
West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
suffers Arrest.

Deputy Constable Suffer stated yes
terday that the arrest of Mr.. Bennett
was mistake. Some woman on Ala.
media street had pointed Bennett out on
the street as one who had been imper.
sonating an officer, and Suffer went up
to Bennett and asked him if he was an
officer. Bennett replied that he was,
and Suffer arrested him. Bennett yes
terday explained that be had not meant
that he was police officer or an officer
of the law, but was formerly an officer
in the army. On this showing being
made Bennett was released from custody
and was exonerated.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
Jones, Case.

In September last John Jones attended
ball in the Azusa, and during the
night became involved in quarrel with
three negroes, one of whom, Hector Nc.
Lane, received a shot in the hand. Jones
claimed that he was waylaid by the
negroes and that McL1ne sprang at him
with knife when he shot him through
the hand to stop him. Jones was ar
rested and charged with an assault to
commit murder, the trial of which charge
came up before Judge Cheney yesterday.
The jury will render verdict this
morning.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
Dosss

J. W. Davis. Presulpt,on Druggist.
Hollywood, the new city at Cahuenga.
Horse blankets and buggy robes at Foy 8
harness shop.
The Pacific Coast Detective Agency ia
located et go North MGin street. Expert
encad detectives furnished. All business
confidential.
"HACKMETACK" lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is and 50 cents g. F.
Heinzeman' agent. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
Cure for sick Headache.

For proof that DR.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your drug.
dose. Regular size boxes Is cents. Sold by
G. II. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
The HorIenbeck BLOCK.

R. B.. Young is getting up plans for
two more stories ON the Hollenbeck
Block, which will be commenced very
shortly. The cost Of the same will be
abont $l0O, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from Female Weakness will find Gil.
more's Aromatic Wine a positive cure. For
sale by G. +. Heinzeman, agent, Los An.
geles.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-11
HOl Lunch

At the Eintracbt every day from II A. NJ. to
P. NJ, and 10 P. NJ. Vienna shnitzel and
ma ccaroni to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-15

Now and then "a stranger, the owner OF
a good horse and @ man having confidence
In his h0rscman.h'p. declines 90 join the
bands Of riders he prefers showing on
ON his own account. "Wh0 is hes IS here
does he come from and similar inquiries
are heard ms he rides down the line Of
spectators i'm % preparatory walk lie
seems pleased rather than the reverse TO
hear these remarks. especially so when
some rather uuc0mpAmcntary snrmises
are veutured upon about himself or stced.
Presently down comes this unknown
KNIGHT in an his gi0ry' Upright he stands
upon his stirrups-high above his horse g
nech-with gun % shoulder Now he
points TO the right. now t0 the left, now
To- the front and then suddenly twisting
round Dee lets fy his gun as IL 40 some
Dursuing enemy There is 70 murmur OF
applause as he iesureiy walks Dis horse
back. and each time as he returns he
earns by some new feat the approving
shouts Of the delighted crowd. in Dis
last round his steed is ul'opug fas-er
than ever. but the rider seems tired and
careless However. Ike a thought-like
a flash Of l1huug-he i- suddenly stand
ing on DIS feet in h.s saddle with gum to
shoulder As tho weapon blaze away hc
seems to split iu tFo. all. wIth tnul. he
is once more asfrde 0f h.- -teed which Obs
time is not checked. but ul0ps oil with
him back. probably. t0 fel 0r Morocco
where the sultan bans au army Ot such
horsemen st. james Gazette.